"Ares"

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"Ares" is one of the Living Gods and formerly one of the Seven Voices of the Gods.[1] (For general information common to all of the Seven Voices and Living Gods, see their respective Mistipedia articles and the Olympus netbook article in the Undead Sea Scrolls 2002.)

History

As the high priest of in his homeland on the Material Plane, the Voice of Ares led a clergy that commanded all of the military and local militias in his homeland. Through coercion he ensured the cooperation of the peasants while at the same time willfully allowing Hermes to run his illegal network of smugglers and [thief|thieves]].[2]. He also fought in the [arena]] as a gladiator, using every dirty trick he could to win. He gained wealth by gambling on his matches.[3]

For a general history common to all of the Seven Voices and the Living Gods, see "Hercules" and the Olympus USS 2002 article.

Current Sketch

Now recognized as the living incarnation of the god he once presumed to speak for, the imposter Ares commands one of the six kingdoms of the Olympus domain. His city sate, Nikopolis, is located in the western part of the domain's central landmass. As Ares controls the military of Olympus, Nikopolis is the only city state that regularly launches attempted invasions of the other Living Gods' realms. (Other Living Gods try to extend their realms through other means). Despite Nikopolis being a large and well-equipped military state, its incursions are short-lived, thanks to the special tactics and resources of the Other Living Gods and their agents. It should be noted that all of the Living Gods have control of their own local militias to keep watch over the borders of their realms[4].

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Aura[3]

's aura can create a [[]] effect on those around him.

Gaze[3]

‘s gaze attack can cause his enemies to become [[]].


Stats

male outsider aristocrat 4/fighter 6, Chaotic Evil[3]

References

  1. ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2002 p.276-280
  2. ↑ USS 2002 p. 277
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 USS 2002 p. 288
  4. ↑ USS 2002 p. 282